See See by Ceci

The Podcast where you see what others see. A journey of exploration and discovery. All episodes available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and Youtube.

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@Andrew_Solomon explores how the stories of others reveal our own, challenging our understanding of identity and otherness.

A deeply humane conversation shaped by personal experience and research.

Listen now on all podcast platforms.

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An exceptional exploration of the human mind, its shadows, suffering and redemption, with National Book Award winner and Pulitzer finalist Andrew Solomon.

An immersive journey through the mind’s concealed pathways.

Episode now available on all podcast platforms.

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An exceptional episode exploring the shadows of the human mind, its suffering and redemption, with National Book Award winner and Pulitzer finalist Andrew Solomon @Andrew_Solomon .

An immersive journey through the mind’s concealed pathways.

Episode 14 — Available October 2026.

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For 25 years, neurosurgeon Eben Alexander believed everything ended when the brain stopped. Then a 7-day coma changed his mind.

What if the brain does not make the mind?

“They expect their awareness will go down to nothingness, and instead it expands into everythingness.”

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For 25 years, neurosurgeon Eben Alexander believed everything ended when the brain stopped. Then a 7-day coma changed his mind.

What if the brain does not make the mind?

“They expect their awareness will go down to nothingness, and instead it expands into everythingness.”

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What if the brain doesn’t make the mind, but only filters it?

After a 7-day coma, neurosurgeon Eben Alexander returned with a radically different view of consciousness.

“They expect their awareness will go down to nothingness, and instead it expands into everythingness.”

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What if the brain doesn’t make the mind, but only filters it?

After a 7-day coma, neurosurgeon Eben Alexander returned with a radically different view of consciousness.

“They expect their awareness will go down to nothingness, and instead it expands into everythingness.”

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He held the brain in his hands for 25 years. Then his own went dark.

After a rare bacterial meningitis sent him into a week-long coma, neurosurgeon Dr. Eben Alexander awoke questioning everything he believed about consciousness.

“Death is not an ending, but an awakening.”

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What if the brain does not make the mind, but only filters it?

After a seven-day coma, Harvard neurosurgeon Eben Alexander came back with a radically different understanding of consciousness, death and what lies beyond.

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A Harvard neurosurgeon spent 25 years certain that everything ends where the brain stops. Then a seven-day coma changed everything.

What if the brain does not make the mind?

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A Harvard neurosurgeon spent 25 years certain that everything ends where the brain stops. Then a seven-day coma changed everything.

What if the brain does not make the mind?

@LifeBeyondD on See See by Ceci.

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What if mental health care didn’t belong only to doctors?

Vikram Patel explores how community-led care is reshaping mental health — and why human connection may matter most.

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Vikram Patel has spent 30 years showing that mental health care doesn’t have to belong to doctors.

His conclusion: “What gives meaning to life is connection.”

New See See by Ceci episode out now.

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Why do the richest countries, with the most psychiatrists and medicines, have worse mental health than the poorest?

Vikram Patel’s answer: community and connection.

New See See by Ceci episode out now.

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Vikram Patel has spent 30 years proving mental health care doesn’t have to belong to doctors.

His conclusion is simple: “What gives meaning to life is connection.”

New See See by Ceci episode out now.

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The richest countries have the most psychiatrists, medicine and research — and worse mental health than the poorest. Why?

Vikram Patel explores the mental health paradox and why the answer may lie in something simple: community.

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Vikram Patel has spent 30 years showing that mental health care doesn’t have to belong to doctors.

His conclusion? “What gives meaning to life is connection.”

New See See by Ceci episode out now.

#seeseepodcast #season4 #mind

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Vikram Patel on the mental health paradox: why richer countries, despite having more resources, often have worse mental health.

“We have what we need: people who care for each other.”

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What if mental healthcare didn't have to belong to doctors?

Vikram Patel explores how community, connection, and ordinary people are transforming the way we treat mental illness.

Episode now available on all podcast platforms.

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What if the answer to our mental health crisis lies in each other?

Vikram Patel explores why connection and community could transform mental healthcare.

Episode now available on all podcast platforms.

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